Desperate conflict in Bradford with Chartists and constables
Desperate confrontations erupted in Bradford and surrounding West Riding towns as Chartists armed with bludgeons and pikes clashed with Special Constables and police aided by military units. Large mobs blocked arrests, released prisoners, and led marches, while authorities raided homes for weapons and deployed dragoons, infantry, and yeomanry to restore order amid ongoing unrest in Bradford, Bingley, Manchester, and nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Riding of
Yorkshire
Bradford
Bingley
Young Ireland Party
Tio
Home Office
Sundey
Wileden
Tom Bradford
Kinghiey
el Rink
Wey
Sth Dragoon Guards
Xeral Horee Artillery
Lreds
West York Yeomanry
Yorkshire Hussars
Charitat
W. B. Ferrand
York Castle
Rssizee
York
Fenders
David Lightowler
National Convention and Assembly
Isaac Jefferson
Wat Tyler
Bredford
Manchester Road
Adelaide Street
Lightowler
Chartians
Buckley
Halifax
Ravenshead
Bingley, &c
West Riding
Earl of Harewood
Weat
Thorne
Court House
Furly
Jeumanry Cavalry
Huddersfield
Helifax
Leeds
Yorkshire Husaars
Selby
Enid
Briggs
Chartiers
Ares
Incoe
Bo'cuck Sand
William Sagar
Geo. Copley
Wm. Ston
George Ainley
William Connor
Francis Halstead
William Bairstow
Wiliam Smith
James Downe
Henry Whitecombe
Thomas Gleaman
Samuel Ratcliffe
Isaiah Beaton
Francis Vicary
John Johnstone
William
Manchester
Mitchel
Oldham
Ashton
Elso
the Guardian
George Archdeacon
Ancoats-street
New-cross
Marning
Stockport
Thomas Arthut Luot
11Th Hussars
68Rd Infantry
Stevenson Square
Feilaworth
Fairhworth
Sir Thomas Arbuthnot
12Th Hussars
Maude
Murray
Stevenson
Thomas
Faileworth
Newtonheath
Boenwick
John Henry
Henry
Robert Worthington
Crumpsall Ball
Mr. Henry
Hell
J. Henry
A. Henry
Bingley Troops Quell Chartist Threat With Arrests
Sixty soldiers and Hussars entered Bingley to back civil authorities after Chartists' threats and a rescue of two prisoners. Nineteen prisoners were seized and sent to York Castle, including weavers Isaac Ickeringill and Joseph Hollings. A Bradford meeting remained peaceful and Leeds reported quiet as magistrates warned against further drillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingley
Bradford
Yorkshire Hussars
Otley
Bingley Wes
Thos. Kilvington
Wm. Smith
Busfeild
Fertrand
M.P
Knaresborough
York Castle
42D
Hussars
Ferrand Himsel
Isaac Ickeringill
Joseph Hollings
Thomas Bottomly
Henry Shackleton
Ralph Slater
J. Smith Fielding Hone
Tesac England
Thomas Rawsthorne
Thomas Whitaker
Edward T.co
James Crabtree
Julie Taylor
Robert Atkinson
John Quinn
West Riding
Leeds
Imagistrates
Ten Hours Bill and Royal acceptance message in Times
Long notice documents the request for a royal gold medal to honor the Ten Hours Bill. Queen Victoria accepts the token, with Prince Albert’s endorsement and assurances of continued government concern for worker welfare. The article also covers Drury Lane Theatrical Fund events and various London entertainments of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
John Fielden
Charles Hindley
Joseph Brotherton
H. A. Aglionby
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Prince Albert
Ashley
Buckingham Palace
Lord Ashley
Haa
C. B. Parrie
Derby Betting and Settling Report from Tattersalls
Racing notes show Derby settling margins amid heavy liabilities and shifting bets. Key prices include The Hero at 2 to 1 agt and Surplice winning the Emperor’s Vase scenario, with Surplice and The Hero also facing odds in Emperor’s Vane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall
Ascot
Lord Eglinton
RK Bulkelay
Lord Chesterfield
Drinkard
Duke of Richmond
St. Leagr
Lord Clifden
Vane
Ireland
Macdonell
Holmes
Tre Emrenon
J.B. Dry
Bouverie
B. Green
RK. Bulkeley
Lord Strathmore
Boer
Disney
Jentice
Dagsy
Macdone
Saucy Dick
Newton Races at Golborne and Haydock Meeting Highlights
Report of the Newton racing day detailing multiple stakes at Golborne and Haydock including the Trial Stakes won by Swiss Boy defeating The Prince and Lady Frances, plus the Scurry Stakes victory for Mr J Owen. Other events feature Ulysses, Maid of Lyme, The Red Knight, Westen, Legislator, and Swies Boy in various plates and stakes with declarations and prize notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Wepxespat
IG Sova
Mr. Green
Fenn
Captain Scobell
Mr. Thompson
Lord of the Manor
Legislator
Golborne Course
J. Owen
Dighibang
Sinant Erakine
W. GH. Parsons
Hodibras
Heals
Mr. Phillips
Lillle Mary
Denman
Messenger
Givendale
Sybil
Bowling
L. H
Chesterfield
Losh
Heal
Murphy
Mr. Baker
Oscar
Mr. B. Green
Westen
Wintringham
Yea'a Periaod
Aldgate
Gaudy
Hard Shot
Didsbury
Urgande
Syre
Mr. Bell
Lengstaff
Sheraton
Ranthos
Mr. T. Price
Marlow
Ferry Hill
New Era
Momming Star
Fenella
Faithful
Royal Thames Yacht Club Great Seance Race on Monday
The Royal Thames Yacht Club held a three class seafaring match with prizes of £80 £60 and £30. Entries included Belvidere Blue Belle Daring Eclipse Musquito Antagonist Ino Prima Donna Esk Frolic. Daring won first, Secret second, Frolic third. Eclipse and Musquito withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Thames Yacht Club
Belvidere
Daring
Eclipse
Musquito
Claus
Antagonist
Ino
Waterman
Mare and Co
Blackwall
Canterbury
Alfred Paget
Erith
Secret
Esk
Ning
Nina
Fultowa
Flrat
Plymouth
Kerawit
Mysterious Spitalfields murder reward offered by government
East Middlesex coroner W Baker receives Sir George Grey letter dated May 29 1848 confirming a £50 government reward for information leading to the murderer of a boy Henry Lazerua and promising pardon to any accomplice who aids conviction. Also a Buckinghamshire bridge collapse described with a sinking foundation but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Baker
East Middlesex
George Grey
Spitalfields
Whitehall
Sir George Grey
Henry Lazerua
H. Waddington
Eng
Middlesex
Chester Terrace
Regent's Park
Buckinghamshire
Bath Lane
Buckingham
Postponed London drawing room and events notice
The London Gazette lists postponements due to Princess Sophia's death with changes to the drawing room, concert, and ball dates. It also records mourning instructions for fleet officers, multiple new commissions in Lincoln and Somerset, insolvency examinations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, dissolutions of partnerships, and Scotch sequestrations with dates in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Jane
Admiralty
Royal High
County of Lincon
Royal North Lincoln
A. E. Graydon
Royal South Lincoln
W. W. Hett
Albany
Camberwell
Abbey Road
Torquay
Tormoham
Devon
W. Haselden
Belmont
Oxton Road
Birkenhead
Woodside
W. E. Edwards
Paul Villa
Poulton Cum Seacombe
Philip FH
Campbell Street
London Road
Leicester
Taddler
W. Mogg
Williton Union Workhouse
Journeyman Bricklayer
J. Gibb
Christian Street
Liverpool
Brush Stock Turner
S—T. Lunt
Tarhion Street
Carver
J. Guthbridge
Gerard Street
Licensed Victualler
SHEP
Herdson
Clegg's Place
Cleeg Street
Everton
Tmarlee
Bas'nghall Street
W. Sage
New Brentford
Tallow Chandler
Omayhus
Graham
Coleman Streets
Vallance
Essex Street
Strand
Howitt
Stracd
Whitmore
Basinghall Street
Wire and Child
St. Swithin’s Lane
J. Dows
Newbury
Berkshire
Corn Dealer
Starsfeld
Mesery
Baylis and Drese
Henry Whitely
Fountain Tavern
Waterman's Field
Wick
Kent
Wictualier
Bell
Coleman Street
Messrs
Fry and Co
Cheapside
R. and
E. Redman
Mark Lane
Wharfingers
Follett
Sambrook Court
Bainghall Street
M*leod and Stening
Landon Street
Fenehurecht Street
W. J
Budiness
Groom
Abchurch Lane
Lombard Streets
Towsey
Quality Court
Chancery Lane
H. Holdaway
Petersfield
Southampton
Brewer
Lombard Street
Harpur
Kennington Cross
G. Godson
Brallys
Warwickshire
Juve 'Sand
Lindo
King’s Arms Yard
London
Packwood
Cheltenham
H. Bentley
St. Stephen's Street
Salford
Lancahire
Manchester
Aasigner
Hobson
George Street
Hopwood
Uxbridge
Middlemwax
EB. Lyon
Birchin Lane
J. Adams
Finsbury Square
Surge
W. Armstrong
Norwich
Draper
S. Bymonds
Sen
S. Symonds
Hall Street
Tora
Snow Hill
General Ironmongers
F. Poke
St. Morgstev's Hil
High Street
Southwark
D. K. Price and Co
Pilgrim Sreet
Ludgete Hill
Warehouse Tea
J. Davis
Lower Brook Street
Grosvenor Square
J. W
Piccadilly
E. Burkitt
Lynn
Norfolk
Brown and Son
Broad Atreet
Ratcliff
J. Gale
Live Oaks Farm
Chapel Hill
Monmouthshire
J. D. Owens
Broadwindsor
Dorsetshire
J. Harvey
Sidmouth
Devonshire
J. and
G. Lockwood
Wakefeld
Yorkshire
H. and
G. Schonswar
Kingston Upon Hull
J. Bowyer
Kiddersminster
Worcestershire
G. Fletcher
Egremont
Cumberland
J. Flitch
Newcagle Upon Tyne
Malda Hill
D. Martindale
Starcourt
Bread Atreet
City
Warehorseman
H. W. Hemsworth
Primrose Atreet
Bishopsgate Street
H. Cross
Kirton
Suffolk
Farmer
P. &. F. Martin, Halstead, Essex, Iron Manuacturer, June 27—S, and EB
Handscomb
Woburn
Bedfordshire
G. F. Arnold
Arrley Guise
Carpenter
J. Randell
Bristol
J.F. Bridges
Sherston Magna
Wiltshire
Innkeeper
M. Day
Weston Super Mare
Miller
R. Sawer
Brough
Wes'moreland
Shoemaker
T. T. Clarke
Sunderland
Wm. Medland
St. Auster
Cornwall
R. Martin
Plymouth
W. J. D. Millman
W. D. Ewens
G. Lloyd
Shrewsbury
General Iron Monger
T. Clent
Leamington Priors
Teadeater
W. G. Henkrey
Coventes
Joseph I. Isaacson
A. W. Sfart
Cookson
T. Butterworth
Greenbooth Milllx
Hochdale
Stather and
R. T. Smith
Cheatalde
W. Carter
Exeter
Jane 7O
F. Francis
Folketane
Monger and Whitesmith
W. Hartop
George Bennett
T. Jacobs
Stapleton Road
Gloucestershire
0. Day
Surrey
Brown
Sutherland Terrace
Cole Harbour Road
Brixton
Vic‘tualler
Partnenships
Shriesand Co
Harlow and Beardsley
Nottingham
Joiners and Cabinet Makery
W. James
Newport
Builters
Nicholls and Sons
Bridgewater
Sam Taetshire
Noondrapers
R. Squires
Hettingforsbury Road
St. Andrew's
Hertford
P. Poncud
Pershore Street
Birmingl m
O.S. Mallem
Great Baerstrewe
Birminghen
T. Darby
Grosvenor Street
Dowsieet
Alraingham
Griffin
Imperial Square
Walsham
Junior
Ely
Sheela
J. Yule
Saffron Walden
Essex
Farrier
J. Ridsdale
Biskrupter
Main Street
G. P. Colife
Botley
Southmpad
Corte Mere
Pennell
Mew Alien and Mortimer
Clifurnt's Inn
Stares
Yishon Waltham
Hampshire
J. Warmington
Tottenham
Sply
Cannan
Birehin Lane
Cornhill
Marten
Mircing
G. McDonell
Trinity Square
Folfeu
Sambrookeuaurt
Basinghall Streets
Meare
J. H. Linklater
Leadenhall Street
J. Oliver
City Road
Mr. Johnson
Bavinehall Street
Mt. Taylor
Parement
Fi Nsbury
W. Tom
Smith
Potton
C. Korey
Shelton
Sirie Upon Trent
Staffordshire
Birmingham
Waterloo Street
Wm, Williams, Hanley
T. Hulm
All Saint
Hereford
Grocer
Waterfoot Rest
Mesiie White and Co
Mewars
Short and Strickland
J. W. Petch
Leeds
Sasines
Freeman
Wipplesworth
Gray's Inn
Richardson
E. Burns
St. Helen's Place
A. Hurrell
Fark Place
St. John's Wood
W. 5
Peel Place
Remington
Laker
Parker
Exsting Hall
J. Jackson
Tooley Street
Miliien
Jene
Duglay
Bronewick Place
Old Beat Road
Moendeaper
G. Wobbs
Isle of Wight
Taller
Giller
Mermaid Inn
H. J. Cook
Hedgerow
Klington
Linendraper
Kerr
Harley Street
St. Marylebone
Juge
Joyner
Averyhall Farm
Avetry
Escex
Market Gardener
Brad Street
Warehouseman
Jue
D. W. Lucas
Mark Fine
Max Dealer
George W
S. Asbury
Hanford
Maria Sirdeveld
Emscote
Warwick
R. Hliscocks
Kenhead
J. Gray
High Short
W. Lantardini
Harderfield
Carrer and Gider
Bishop and Pinsbury
Pagani and
Broorandi
Crown Coin
Qld
Broad Street
Commission Aginte
W. E. Bridges
Silver Street
Clerkenwell
Sittett and Pollard
Lincoln
E. Goodwin and Co
Walsall
Crack and Mackillop
Greaves, M‘nicol, and Co
Adams and Stubbs
Sheffeld
Hest
Downham Market
Torfulk
Attornem
E. Phillips
Newcastle
Lyme
Wrangham
Yerdley
Sheffield
Liver and Burrell
Hillbone
Huddersfield
Preci
Lancashire
Culdera
G. Walker and Co
Eat Street
Squire
Oil
Garaway, Mayes, and Co
Far Ag Regarda dl
J. Grinly
Allea
R. Bell
Glasgow
Military appointments and promotions in 1800s Gazette notices
The issue records army officers advancing by purchase or merit, promotions across regiments including the 13th Light Dragoons and 1st to 64th Foot, new lieutenants and captains, adjutants, brevet promotions, and commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant for Elgin Sussex Somerset Westmoreland Cumberland and other counties. It also notes Admiral Hotham’s death related reorganizations and a Masters Extraordinary appointment in Chancery, plus Dissenters Marriage Act registrations for volumization of marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honas
Sophia
Marabhal
Duke of Wellngton
Culel
Joan Maccomaro
Fontien Orrice
H. Southern
Etq
Lisbon
G.A. Mallens
Liverpool
Denmark
D. Simpson
Paterson
63D Foot
Sith Foot
HB. Croker
Purchase
Vic Hill
John H. Lothian
Croker
EB. C.G. Kenny
Royal Military College
Lathan
44D Foot
W. G.D. Stewart
Hay
West India Regiment
C. F. Johns¢n
Birley
J. Halahan
Magrath
HR. Horsley
Hatehan
R. Magrath
Henry Ingle
Org
A. T. W. Duff
Sussex
Royal Sussex Light Infantry
W.B. Watson
Ws. A. Nash
J. Sanctuary
County of Somerset
West Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
John Reynolds
Westmoreland
Cumberland
Regiment of Westmoreland and Cumberland Yeomanry
W. Franklin
William Hotham
John Giffard
Edward Wie
Campbell Rich Owen
G.C.B
G.C.H
Thomas Livingstone, Bart
John Wentworth Loring
K.C B
K C.H
Thomas Jackson
John Sykes
Granville Leveson Probs
John Brett Purvis
Alexander Beatom Sharpe
Armigarty
Corps of Royal Marines
Mt Adam
Ford
A. R. Savage
M'Adam
F. H. Noo
W. P. Draffen
W. J. Knemon
J. Vastable
T. R. V. FitzGerald
J. Haverfield
J. Sangster
P. M
High Court of Chancery
English Stock Market Quiet Despite Paris and Vienna Tensions
The English stock market shows little movement with Consols quoted around 83 to 841. Foreign stocks remain active but subdued. Money is scarce and short loans yield 7 to 22 percent. The railway market is very dull, with limited business and falling prices amid weak Paris and Vienna signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarumony Evenna
Vienna
Schleewig Holstein
Covent Garden Fruit Prices From Sartaway to Lisbon Markets
A historic price list for Covent Garden fruit and vegetables shows perishable goods with varied rates. Items include pineapples 10s each, hothouse grapes listed by day, strawberries 3d to 8d per pot, cherries 1s per lb, currants 4d to 1d per pot, oranges 1s to 1 1/2d, lemons 2s per 6, and almonds 0s 1d to 1s. Also listed are vegetables like cucumbers 6d, turnips 2d to 4d, potatoes 6d to 6d per bushel, spinach 4d, cabbages 1d to 2d, and green peas 2d to 2d per half peck, with details for many other items and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent Garden
Sartaway
Lisbon
Brazil
Barcelona
Births and Deaths Notice from Early 19th Century
BIRTHS: On the 26th ult at the Grave Camberwell the lady of Rev Joseph Angus of a daughter. On 27th ult at Haverstock hill the lady of Ter De Geble of Brunswick square and Haverstock hill Hampstead a daughter. DEATHS: On 25th ult at Leeds the Rev Thomas Ferris Vicar of Daliington Sussex aged 6 last surviving son of the late Dean of Battle. MORTALITY: weekly causes total 979 with breakdowns for brain nerves lungs heart digestion kidneys uterus births and other causes. premature birth 423. tubercular 184. violence 7. old age 32% decay 32. death in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camberwell
Joseph Angus
Haverstock Bill
de Geble
Brunswick Square
Hampstead
Leeds
Thomas Ferris
Daliington
Sussex
Battle
Birtrofolm
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Town Hall
89Th Regiment of Infantry
Preaton
Greham
Stevenson's Square
Ancont’s Lance
Swan Street
George's
Mantle
Donovan
Drury Lane Theatrical Fund
Drury Lane Theatrical, Fond Association
Freemasons
Roys
Duke of Cambridge
Tophs
Rously
Englagd
Imperial Isles
David Garrick
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Bedford
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Willoughby D’'Eresby
C. Kean
Strait
H. Hoare
Roberts
Drury Lane Corps
Coxhead
Mathieu
Parxckss
Takatak
Auber
Aurio
Drarylene
Flexmore
Woo
Sgaic
Ban
Vining
Vauxhall
Lewis
Ryan
Simpson
Thia Ime
Cukmonne Garders
Thames
Gale
Greenwich
Battersee Bridge
National Gallesy
Ma. Vensor
National Gallery
Adr. Vernon
Pallemall
Vernon
Brat
Sporting Intelligence
Tukbdar
Loadatone
Oake
Goodwood Party
Springy Jack
the London Gazettes
Mo Bans
Dotington Street
Whitchurch
Hale Street
Wealeyan
Poplar
Ebenezer
Boroughbridge
Somersehire
Great Britain
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Izes
Mestamaagll
Det Caster
City Intelligence
Ely Aritish
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